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How to Avoid Conflicts With Your Co-Parent in Tulsa, OK
Conflicts are all but certainties when it comes to divorced parents. They may disagree on various aspects of raising their children, from schooling to discipline. As a coparent, it is your duty to ensure a safe and responsible upbringing for your child, regardless of the negative feelings you may harbor toward your ex. Smoothing over conflicts and maintaining amicable relations with your coparent is ultimately the best way to handle your post-divorce reality in Tulsa. Always Put Your Children First Being civil is often difficult, especially if you feel as though your ex has wronged you in a significant way.
Parents struggling with substance abuse risk losing child custody
On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in child custody on Thursday, June 18, 2020. The past few months have been difficult for many families. School and business closures compounded by unemployment have left many Missouri parents feeling extra stress at home. For a parent that struggles with substance abuse, it may be difficult to see how child custody may soon be affected. Experts that act as advocates for child safety say the last few months have seen a decline in abuse or neglect cases. This may be due, in part, to the fact that many children have been at home with a parent most
Amber alert issued over child custody violations
On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in child custody on Thursday, June 4, 2020. Missouri parents have had a lot on their minds lately. Prolonged closures have burdened many households with serious issues like unemployment or a dangerous living situation. Though it may be especially difficult to think clearly right now, parents must remember that child custody orders are legally binding, and violating a child custody order in any way can have serious legal consequences. Law enforcement officials give top priority to child custody matters. Recently, police issued an AMBER Alert when the non-custodial father of a three-year-old child went missing, allegedly with his
Surge in divorce cases expected
On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in divorce on Wednesday, June 3, 2020. The last few months have been trying for most couples. In addition to the usual stresses that can impact a marriage, Missouri couples have had to face social distancing, unemployment, risk of falling ill due to a widespread pandemic and shortages of goods that many consider to be necessities. While some couples report that being at home with their spouse almost round the clock has brought them closer, many others have experienced the opposite and are now considering divorce. For those that have decided that it would be best to
Divorce planning tips
On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in divorce on Thursday, May 21, 2020. When a person is ready to end his or her marriage, he or she may feel overwhelmed at the prospect of facing the unknown. Divorce, by nature, can be stressful, and many people experience a range of emotions throughout the process. Fortunately, there are some tips that can help a Missouri resident that is ready to embark on a new chapter as a single man or woman. Divorce is rarely just about money, but financial information will be necessary during the process. It is important to gather
Families struggling with child custody woes
On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in child custody on Thursday, May 7, 2020. Missouri families might feel like making wise decisions for their children is increasingly difficult. For some, life is a bit more complicated due to the widespread closure of schools, businesses and public offices. For families that have a child custody order in place, making the right call amid a pandemic may cause tension. Nationwide, parents are struggling to adjust to new guidelines and regulations. For children that are used to splitting time between two parents, the schedule may be temporarily interrupted. If parents do
